Focused learning for YouTube and the web
Notes that remember where the idea came from
Ordinary notes separate an idea from its explanation. Timestamped notes preserve the connection so you can jump back, confirm context and continue learning.
What Learnube helps you do
- Jump from a note to the relevant video moment
- Combine text, bookmarks, screenshots and voice notes
- Keep revision grounded in the original explanation
Who it is for
- Students revising lectures
- Researchers collecting evidence from talks
- Professionals learning technical workflows
How it works
- Play the video in the Learnube Player.
- Capture a note or bookmark when the important moment appears.
- Use the saved timestamp to revisit the explanation during revision.
Frequently asked questions
Why are timestamped notes better for video learning?
They preserve the connection between your note and the explanation, demonstration or evidence that produced it.
Can screenshots and voice notes have timestamps?
Supported Player note types are linked to the active lesson and timestamp according to the workflow in which they are created.
Can I organize timestamped notes into a course?
Relevant notes can be included in Kits and Courses through Learnube's creator workflows.